Press Room
29 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II telephoned on
Tuesday the British Prime Minister Tony Blair during which he reviewed
with him the situation in the Palestinian lands.
28 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II arrived
back in Amman Monday following a gulf tour which took him to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
28 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II met in Kuwait on Monday with the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Jabir Al Ahmed Al Sabah and congratulated him on his recovery and his safe return to Kuwait.
His Majesty King Abdullah II and
King Fahed of Saudi Arabia on Sunday discussed the current situation
in the region including the deteriorating security in the Palestinian
territories.
27 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II started on Sunday a 2-day working visit to Saudi Arabia in which he will meet His Majesty King Fahd and HRH Crown Prince Abdullah to discuss recent regional developments, the situation in the Palestinian territories and preparations for the Arab summit in Beirut.
27 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II left Amman on
Sunday for Riyadh for a 2-day visit to Saudi Arabia in which he will
hold talks with His Majesty King Fahd and Crown Prince Abdullah on
regional developments and the situation in the Palestinian territories.
His Majesty King Abdullah II on Wednesday
met Executive Secretary General of the Economic and Social Commission
for Western Asia (ESCWA) Mervat Tallaway, who highly appreciated King
Abdullah`s continued support to the organization`s activities and programs.
She extended an invitation to King Abdullah to chair ESCWA`s upcoming
meeting devoted to discuss topics on information technology.
His Majesty King Abdullah II,
Sunday met Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher, who handed the King
a message from Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak dealing with the mounting
tension in the region particularly the perilous situation in the Palestinian
territories.
27 Jan. 2002
His Majesty King Abdullah II on Sunday
received Commander in Chief of the United States Central Command
General Tommy R. Franks.
During his chairmanship of the Consultative Economic Council's (CEC) session, His Majesty King Abdullah II Wednesday approved the National Strategy for Administrative Reform in the public sector, prepared by CEC, with the cost of JD. 1,415 m. His Majesty urged the government to rapidly implement the strategy.
